Jerry Forestieri News Today

Voters in North Carolina are going to be required to show photo identification to vote, with some counties and municipalities having started their odd-numbered year election cycles.

In March, the Surry County Board of Elections held a new election for Dobson town commissioner as a result of an election protest. The protest stemmed from a Mount Airy resident claiming that Virginia residents had crossed the state line to vote in Surry County.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections (SBE) removed two members of the Surry County Board of Elections for refusing to certify the 2022 general election. Tim DeHaan and Jerry Forestieri, the two Republican members of the board, gave their reasons for doing so in a letter to the rest of the board. They explained

What happened to the officials stands in sharp contrast to elsewhere in the U.S., where those who voted against certification faced few consequences.

What happened to the officials stands in sharp contrast to elsewhere in the U.S., where those who voted against certification faced few consequences.

Two members of the Surry County Board of Elections were removed from office Tuesday by the North Carolina Board of Elections after a series of hearings over…

North Carolina’s state elections board has removed two county election officials who had...

The two refused to certify election results despite finding no flaws in the balloting.

Two North Carolina local election officials were removed from their positions by a state elections board for refusing to certify the 2022 election results.

The two refused to sign the canvass of votes, as they are required to do, and they wrote an erroneous letter to criticize the validity of voting in North Carolina, calling out U.S. District Court Judge Loretta Biggs. Their removal was unanimous.